
The Alaska Building in Seattle, WA was the first steel frame skyscraper in Seattle when opened in 1904. The building was home to the Alaska Club and faced with terra cotta on the exterior by architects Eames & Young. The cast iron hardware simply shows the letter A, contrasting distinctly with the marble interior found in the Alaska Building interior. Nickel plated knob shown below. Click on each photo below to view additional images and information. Formerly catalogued as O-119.
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Catalogue entry P-70100 is an antique doorknob recorded in the Public Buildings/Seals category (Category P, Single Letters) of the Antique Doorknob Collectors of America archive. It was made by P & F Corbin, circa 1904. The pattern belongs to the Emblematic school of ornament.
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